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• Our Syringe Silk Screen Printing Machine Is Of High Quality

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  To succeed in your Syringe Silk Screen Printing Machine business, you need to meet your customers’ demands. You need to be able to provide your customers with quality screen printing, delivered on time – that doesn’t only require screen printing equipment, but also a wide variety of supplies, from squeegees, screens and adhesive to ink, emulsion and reclaiming chemicals. To achieve top notch screen prints with a quick turnaround time, you need to choose suppliers that you can depend on to keep your screen printing shop running smoothly. With all of the suppliers available to you, here’s how you can select the best screen printing suppliers for you shop. Set the criteria for your screen printing suppliers What you value most in your suppliers will depend on the needs of your screen printing shop. Cost, of course, is always a primary consideration, but the lowest price doesn’t necessarily serve your business well if great prices aren’t balanced with your other needs. For some shops, the variety of products offered by the supplier might be the most important consideration. Others might seek a local supplier who can deliver supplies same day to meet customer demands for rush screen printing jobs. As you begin considering your options for suppliers, you need to sit down and consider what matters most for your screen printing business. When you decide on your priority criteria, you can start to narrow down the list of suppliers to the most ideal candidates. Put out a request for proposals As you home in on your desired criteria for suppliers, draft a request for proposal. This document will outline precisely what you’re looking for in a supplier for your screen printing shop. Circulate the proposal to suppliers you think would suit your screen printing shop. While a request for proposal will help you pin down prices from potential suppliers, it also will help you to get a feel for the level of service each supplier provides. Ideally, a potentially supplier will respond promptly to your request for proposal and will take time to touch base with you personally to ask questions before submitting their proposal. If a potential supplier is sensitive to your screen printing business’s needs during the proposal process, they likely will be conscientious when meeting your needs as a customer. Choose a supplier who will partner with your screen printing business You want to choose a supplier who meets the criteria you first identified as most important for your screen printing business. In addition to choosing that criteria, however, consider the relationship you will have with your supplier. The best suppliers view themselves as your business partner. They know how important their role is in your business’s success, and they know their success depends on yours. A good supplier will be able to match you with the products you need and take a consultative approach, thanks to their knowledge of their products and their knowledge of your screen printing business. Monitor your suppliers Once you’ve chosen suppliers for your screen printing business, it’s important to monitor your relationship with your supplier. Are they consistent on pricing? Do they deliver when they say they will? Do they have the products you need in stock when you need them? Even if your supplier has proven reliable, things can change, and it’s important to know where you stand with your suppliers. If you find that a supplier isn’t delivering as promised, or if they are impeding your ability to operate your screen printing business successfully, it’s time to consider exploring new suppliers. It’s a good idea not to keep all your eggs in one basket; always have a backup supplier in mind in the event your main supplier is unable to meet your needs. Suppliers are an integral part of your screen printing business. Finding the right supplier can have a direct impact on your business’s success. Take the time to determine what you need from your suppliers and to find suppliers who will meet those needs and support your business. Want some more helpful tips on ensuring you can provide your customers with quality screen prints and a quick turnaround time? If you need Syringe Mold, contact us!
• How Could We Cool Syringe Mold?

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  The design of the cooling system is very important in Syringe Mold. This is because the moulding of the plastic product is only cooled to a certain degree of rigidity, and then the plastic product is released from the Table Mould to avoid deformation due to external force. Since the cooling time accounts for about 70% to 80% of the entire injection moulding cycle, the design of a good cooling system can greatly shorten the moulding cycle time, increase the injection moulding rate and reduce the cost. Improper cooling system design can make cooling times longer, and even more cooling time can exacerbate the warpage of plastic products. According to the experiment, the heat transferred from the melt to the table mould is usually divided into two parts, one part is 5%, transferred to the atmosphere by radiation and convection, and the remaining 95% is from the melt into the table mould. Due to the effect of water cooling, the heat in the plastic cavity is transferred to the cooling water pipe by the convective heat carried away by the coolant. The remaining heat that is not cooled by water continues to be conducted into the mould, and the mould is dispersed in the air. The cycle of injection moulding consists of the closing time, filling time, holding time, cooling time and injection time. The cooling time accounts for the largest proportion of the moulding cycle, which is about 70% to 80%. Therefore, the cooling time will directly affect the moulding cycle time and output rate of plastic products. The temperature of the plastic product in the release stage should be lower than the heat distortion temperature of the plastic product to prevent residual stress and deformation caused by external force. If you need hot heading machine, contact us!
• Know How to Run A Syringe Mold Production Line

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  Schedule preventive maintenance. A little prevention for Syringe Mold production line can go a long way toward warding off bigger problems later. Many companies schedule equipment checkups on a regular basis. Scheduling reminders for maintenance can help your staff remember when checkups are due. Stick to a schedule. A Syringe Production Line that isn’t in sync is a production line that’s less than efficient. Timing and coordinating steps in the process ensures efficiency by minimizing downtime and removing redundancies. Buy up-to-date software. Software likely plays a large part in maintaining your plant’s efficiency, so make sure the programs you’re using are up to date and easy to use. Intuitive, reliable software can boost productivity and lower labor costs by helping to streamline your process. Promote communication between engineering and manufacturing. Fostering communication between the workers who deal with your equipment every day and the men and women who keep things running smoothly is another way to ward off big issues with production. Encourage your engineers to participate in the manufacturing process by spending time among line workers and leads. That way, they can hear feedback and comments that can help them uncover issues faster. Keep your equipment happy. Keep track of the way your equipment operates from the time it’s installed. Be sure that the machines on your production line are getting the right amount of electricity and water. If you want to buy Syringe Assembly Machine, welcome to contact us!
• We Introduce Components of Syringe Production Line

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  syringe injection part --- syringe high speed closed-loop injection molding machine After a hard time researching and developing, Dakumar introduces a new type of high speed molding machine for Syringe Production Line. Compared to the previous one, it combines all the advantages of servo power save injection machine, CE standard injection machine and normal high-speed molding machine. More precision, more efficient, more power save and more safer during syringe manufacturing. syringe injection part ---syringe barrel moulds Ordinary, luer slip syringe barrel design will be offered. But as we know when using syringe, needle can be a dangerous part to us. Then how to find that which cannot hurt when it is used? Don't worry about that! We provide you with special luer lock design of syringe barrel, which can be efficiently protect needle when syring using. syringe injection part ---syringe plunger moulds As a medical equipment, syringe has strict quality requirement, especially it is only for one single use. How to ensure its one-time using? Dakumar offers you specialized syringe plunger design to ensure that second using of syringe will never happen. And we've manufactured many successfully self-destruct syringe moulds for our customers. syringe injection part ---syringe gasket moulds Instead of rubber, medical grade TPE or PVC plastic material used to produce syringe gasket parts. Stavax S420 made in Sweden Assab Co. is used, guarantee minimum 5 million strokes mould life. If you also want to know hot heading machine, send us messages!
• Syringe Silk Screen Printing Machine Problems Are Introduced

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  1. Problem: your Syringe Silk Screen Printing Machine are washing away. Your screen printed image is washing away because the ink has not been totally cured. Solution: There are a few possible solutions to fix this problem. The first is to simply dry your screen prints longer and have them in the conveyor heat chamber for a longer period of time. Two, check to see if your conveyor dryer is reaching the proper temperature with Thermo-Tel heat sensitive tapes. If your dryer is not reaching the proper temperature your ink will never dry. Third, adjust the belt speed and oven temperature to the ink manufacturer’s recommendations. A lot of traditional screen printing inks cure at 320 degrees, which can be a problem. Try using low-cure inks, like Dynamic Ink, that cures at 280 degrees to stop your screen printed images from washing out. 2. Problem: your prints lack opacity. This is referring to when your ink deposit on the shirt does not solidly block out the garment color. Your print may appear dull and weak. Solution: Make your print more opaque by leaving a thicker ink deposit. You put a thicker deposit of ink on your shirt by either using a lower mesh count, a thicker stencil (more emulsion on the screen), or a larger amount of off contact. Another possible answer is to print a white underbase. An underbase prints helps the color on top look vibrant. You can also do a print, flash, print sequence and put two layers of the same color on top of each other. 3. Problem:you see dye migration occurring. This happens on polyester and certain 50/50 or tri-blend shirts when the dye in the synthetic fabric heats up to the point that it becomes a gas and “migrates” up from the shirt through the ink. Dye migration usually happens around 300 degrees. Solution: Switch away from standard plastisol and start using a low-cure ink that dries around 280 degrees. Since the problem occurs around 300 degrees and traditional ink cures at 320, you will be constantly fighting dye-migration. However, by using a low cure ink, you can reduce the oven temperature of your conveyor dryer to eliminate the problem. We recommend Dynamic Ink as it is a low-cure ink and has special low-bleed dye inhibitors that prevents bleeding. 4. Problem: your screen prints are peeling away once they are dried. Having printed and dried the shirt, you have a problem if your plastisol ink is peeling around the edges. Solution: Either the plastisol ink is undercured, or the ink you’re using is not the right kind for the t-shirt you are printing on. Some inks are designed to only be printed on cotton, or polyester. Using them on different fabrics could lead to problems. Make sure the ink works with the garments you are using by reading the manufacturer’s instructions. Also, check if the ink is properly cured as described in question one. A peeling print might mean you did not cure it enough. 5. Problem:you are printing an underbase and your next color won’t stick to the underbase. A white underbase helps make your colors look great but only if it is working properly. Solution: This problem is caused by over flashing your underbase. Make sure that you are only flashing, not fully curing, your underbase layer. If you fully cure the underbase, your next color will not adhere properly. If you are over flashing, try spot curing for a shorter time, or raise your flash unit higher, or turn the spot dryer heat down. If you touch flashed ink, it should still feel a little wet and slightly tacky. We have Syringe Mold for sale and welcome to your come and purchase!